Thurid And Other Poems
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The choice is scarcely weighed. This only course seems plain.
And thus resolved, she leaves the covert green, To hasten on the grass-grown travelled way, And holds the beaten path that runs between The furrowed wheel marks, till the village gray Beneath the moonlight shows, when she doth stray Once more within the shady coppice near She falters not, nor gives one thought to weigh Her danger dread, but ever, bright and clear, Her purpose shines before, to guide her on and cheer !
But as she near...s the fitful, ruddy glow, That mars the pallor of the moon s cold light, And marks the vandal work of savage foe, CHARITY. 67 And notes the drifting cloud of cinders bright, Float o er the tree-tops, shriveled by its flight, And hears so close at hand the baleful sound Of falling roof-trees, e en her soul takes fright, And where the sombre branches darkest frowned, She hastens thither o er the mossy leaf-strewn ground.
Anon, through some deep vista of the wood, Dark, narrow, and quick traversed, she de scries, Where, but an hour ago, a cottage stood, A glowing ruin, whence doth slowly rise A spangled smoke-cloud, trailing to the skies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The choice is scarcely weighed. This only course seems plain.
And thus resolved, she leaves the covert green, To hasten on the grass-grown travelled way, And holds the beaten path that runs between The furrowed wheel marks, till the village gray Beneath the moonlight shows, when she doth stray Once more within the shady coppice near She falters not, nor gives one thought to weigh Her danger dread, but ever, bright and clear, Her purpose shines before, to guide her on and cheer !
But as she near...s the fitful, ruddy glow, That mars the pallor of the moon s cold light, And marks the vandal work of savage foe, CHARITY. 67 And notes the drifting cloud of cinders bright, Float o er the tree-tops, shriveled by its flight, And hears so close at hand the baleful sound Of falling roof-trees, e en her soul takes fright, And where the sombre branches darkest frowned, She hastens thither o er the mossy leaf-strewn ground.
Anon, through some deep vista of the wood, Dark, narrow, and quick traversed, she de scries, Where, but an hour ago, a cottage stood, A glowing ruin, whence doth slowly rise A spangled smoke-cloud, trailing to the skies.
What to read after Thurid And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Edmund Otis to read onlineMoreLess
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